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Name: Insignia™ - 450-Lumen, 40-Watt Equivalent Dimmable LED Light Bulb - Warm White
Brand: Insignia™
SKU: 6238481
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (51 reviews)

Insignia™ - 450-Lumen, 40-Watt Equivalent Dimmable LED Light Bulb - Warm White

Model:: NS-LED40F; |
SKU:: 6238481

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QuestionCan this light be mounted in a bulb down position from a ceiling fixture?
Asked 12 years ago by Skinner222.
- Answer yes
  Answered 12 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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Questioncan we use it for outdoor?Is it OK if using all year round in homengarden ?
Asked 12 years ago by tn6020.
- Answer I have them outdoors under a covered patio in an open fixture, open at bottom and no problems so far.
  Answered 11 years ago by Dfidman
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QuestionWhat's the CRI of the LEDs?The XM-L LEDs reportedly used in this bulb are available from CREE in bins of CRI (Colour Rendering Index) of 80 CRI, 85 CRI, or 90 CRI, making for a wide range in the quality of the light. So what's the CRI rating of this light?
Asked 12 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer I don't know the rating, but to me the color rendition is much better than most of the LEDs that I have bought. The "CREE" bulbs have an unnatural greenish tint worse than most fluorescents. I find most incandescents too yellowish for my tastes. I have been replacing reveal bulbs, and the color is very close with maybe a touch more blue.
  Answered 12 years ago by TheRomulan
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QuestionWhat are the details on acceptible use?Example: Operating temperature? Enclosed area? Exposed to weather such as a outdoor lamp post?
Asked 13 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer I live in FL where it's hotter than an elephants armpit and i use these bulbs outside and they work great. But i do want to note it's on my front porch so i don't know if it will withstand rain. I even noticed there's way less bugs flocking to my porch at night when i turn them on.
  Answered 11 years ago by Papa
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QuestionWill the product be Energy Star rated?
Asked 13 years ago by Scott Z.
- Answer The NS-LED40F is already Energy Star rated. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/led
  Answered 12 years ago by InsigniaCustomerSupport
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QuestionWhat is the CRI of this bulb?
Asked 13 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer CRI is Color Rendering Index, and is a measure of how much of the color spectrum the light emits. CRI ranges from 0 to 100, with 100 meaning full spectrum light like the sun. Typical CFL bulbs have a CRI of 80. Incandescent bulbs have a CRI of 97. CRI is unrelated to return on investment (ROI). I just wanted to know the CRI of this bulb before I buy one.
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Insignia™ - 450-Lumen, 40-Watt Equivalent Dimmable LED Light Bulb - Warm White

Q: QuestionCan this light be mounted in a bulb down position from a ceiling fixture?

Q: Questioncan we use it for outdoor?Is it OK if using all year round in homengarden ?

Q: QuestionWhat's the CRI of the LEDs?The XM-L LEDs reportedly used in this bulb are available from CREE in bins of CRI (Colour Rendering Index) of 80 CRI, 85 CRI, or 90 CRI, making for a wide range in the quality of the light. So what's the CRI rating of this light?

Q: QuestionWhat are the details on acceptible use?Example: Operating temperature? Enclosed area? Exposed to weather such as a outdoor lamp post?

Q: QuestionWill the product be Energy Star rated?

Q: QuestionWhat is the CRI of this bulb?

QuestionCan this light be mounted in a bulb down position from a ceiling fixture?

Questioncan we use it for outdoor?Is it OK if using all year round in homengarden ?

QuestionWhat's the CRI of the LEDs?The XM-L LEDs reportedly used in this bulb are available from CREE in bins of CRI (Colour Rendering Index) of 80 CRI, 85 CRI, or 90 CRI, making for a wide range in the quality of the light. So what's the CRI rating of this light?

QuestionWhat are the details on acceptible use?Example: Operating temperature? Enclosed area? Exposed to weather such as a outdoor lamp post?

QuestionWill the product be Energy Star rated?

QuestionWhat is the CRI of this bulb?